What is the primary use of termite baiting systems?

The primary use of termite baiting systems is to target and control localized termite activity. These systems are designed to attract termites to a bait that contains a slow-acting insecticide. When termites consume the bait, they carry the active ingredient back to their colony, ultimately affecting other members of the colony and leading to a decline in their population.

This approach focuses specifically on the behavior of termites, allowing technicians to monitor and assess termite activity in a specific area. By addressing localized infestations effectively, the baiting systems can help prevent further structural damage caused by termites. Additionally, they offer an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional chemical treatments, as the bait primarily targets the pests without broadly applying insecticides across the entire area.

While other options may suggest broader or different applications, the effectiveness of baiting systems lies in their targeted nature and their specific goal of eliminating colonies through localized control of termite populations.